Name Professor Course Date Richard III by William Shakespeare Richard III, during the War of the Roses between 1455 and 1845, had the determination of gaining the throne that his brother, Edward IV, occupied. It is an inarguable fact that one of the most important and mandatory recipes of gaining the possession of the throne or Kingship (power) is by first having the determination and interest of doing so. Richard III says “I would be King Buckingham” (Shakespeare 52). Naturally, it is often true that we become who proclaim and believe. The belief and proclamations of what one wants to become is dependent on what one says about himself or herself. Words have power, and what we proclaim and...
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